Life Today in Kinky Matrimony
posted by on April 23 at 11:23 AM
ABC News reports on the 25-year-old woman in Tennessee facing a reckless homicide charge after her husband died from bondage gone wrong.
Authorities in Maury County responded to an emergency call Saturday afternoon about a dead man inside a Columbia trailer. There, they discovered the body of 29-year-old James Bargy in panty hose with his arms and legs bound, a gag ball stuffed in his mouth—which had been covered in duct tape—and his head wrapped. The only opening for air were slits for his nostrils, according to Maury County Sheriff’s Office detectives. An autopsy found that Bargy died of asphyxiation. Authorities say [Rebecca Bargy] left her husband in the bonded state for more than 20 hours before she returned to their trailer to find him dead.
Meanwhile, lots of news organizations are reporting Star Jones’ filing for divorce, but we’ll give the link to Defamer for their award-worthy headline, No Reason Yet Given for Star Jones’ Divorce from Gay Husband.
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Isn't this how the husband in 1990's "Ghost" died? I could be wrong, but this woman should definitely invest in a pottery wheel...just in case.
Nope, @2, that's not how he died in Ghost. Still, she might want to buy a pottery wheel anyway - she's going to have a lot of free time.
Dammit anyway. You're minding your own business, trying to get your kink on, and suddenly you're in jail for reckless homicide. He probably died happy, don't you think...?
I bet she was busy getting fucked by her boyfriend in the next trailer for those 20 hours.
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